On a normal morning, I just drink whatever coffee I make at home, but when I'm heading out of town, I always get a big bottle of Starbucks mocha frappuccino in the AM. Then in the afternoon, I have an entire bag of Gardetto's Italian Mix. It's literally the only time I ever indulge in those items.

Allusions, Michael. A trick is something a whore does for money.

Fair enough, but have you watched it 800 times? I have.

Paul F. Tompkins is a stupid band name. I mean, what the F?

I've yet to be disappointed with a new Russian Circles album.

Bedlam in Goliath was good. It also wasn't one of their last two albums.

This may just be a grower, but it isn't grabbing me yet. However, thanks for the introduction to Cobalt. Shit's good.

I completely get where he's coming from, but I discovered that album through those videos. I'm pretty sure I don't get the whole Simpsonwave thing, but I never really took it as a joke or insincere. The CRISIS video, single handedly made me look into him, and I would consider myself a fan now.

I'd like to direct your attention to Zootopia.

I feel like I lost the point of the question and just started listing bands I like, but fuck it.

I'll throw in Wand, but they're not straight forward metal really. I'd say they're a weird mix Sabbath, shoegaze and britpop.

Yes to all, except I haven't heard Suicide Angels.

I love Baroness, but Blue is easily the best starting point for them.

How about Strapping Young Lad? Devin Townsend does mix in some cookie monster, but he's a pretty spectacular vocalist.

Maybe "kills" is the wrong word. But, it still feels a bit twisted that my kiddo loves this particular villain's song for wildly different reasons than I loved Scar's "Be Prepared".

I'm going to walk back a bit and reiterate that it does send mixed messages. I think that, like many things, it may come down to your own viewpoint. My mother-in-law saw the film and wondered why girls were so in love with Elsa, since she was the villain. At the same time, there's a good reason that LGBT advocates…

I'll give you that the lyrics of Let It Go may be a bit muddled and could send mixed messages. But the primary message of the song is about embracing your true self, and not letting others tell you how to live. I gots no qualms with that.

The only thing I really hate about the villain reveal in Frozen is that it kills the super fun "Love is an Open Door" in hindsight. Oh well, my 3 year old and I still have fun singing it together.

Wait a minute. Elsa does not decide to stop taking responsibility for her actions. At that point, she literally has no idea how much havoc she caused. She just doesn't want to cause anymore harm, so she resigns herself to isolation ("a kingdom of isolation, and it looks like I'm the Queen"). When she's confronted with…

I live in Amarillo, TX. Now, Texas as a whole is getting bluer, but not here. Below the state level there were literally no Dems on my ballot this year. There's not even a dem running for Congress in our district.